Morris tribune., 1887-09-21
LOCALS.

woIff & Thoele Bros. are erecting
warehouse on West Seventh street,
Remember the temperance lecture
at Agency Halt next Sunday evening.
Il Fifty-nve and fifty-sight cents per
hushel was the ruling prices on wheat
yesterday.
Peter Brandt is building 8 small
dwelling house in the rear of the Big
Stone House.
Elsewhere we publish list of the
premiums awarded at the Stevens
county fair.
Visitors to the State Fair are re-
turning and the town begins to look
natural once more. 49,. "a,
John CARNEY purchased fifteen
head Of nne thrse-year-old steers from
Z. 81. Stanton last week.
Rev. Mr.. Sherman, OF Benson, con-
Quoted services In the Episcopal
church last Monday evening. III
Prof. A. r. Cornwall will speak on
Prohibition st the court house, on
Friday evening" Sept. 80. at 8 o'clock.
FoUND-A pair of tortoise shell
trimmed eye glasses. The owner can
have the same by calling at this sflice.
A large contingent OF Browns VAL
ley people passed through here Moil-
day OH their way home from the fair.
The Pope and Stevens County
.Brseders Association received second
premium on their French coach horse
at the state fair.
Sunday, October 2. Rev. Mr.. Burn
ley, pastor Of the Presbyterian church
of Willmar, will preach In the Meth
odist church OF this place.
Two thoroughbred yesrling colts
passed through town on Monday,
bound for Browns Valley. They are
the property Of J. I. Brown, of that
place.
Rt. Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert, Assistant
Bishop of Minnesota, will visit Morris
for service on Monday evening, Sept.
90. Service at the Episcopal church
at 1880 O'Clock.
Judge Sleeper, of Brainerd, will
hold the November term OF court In
this county for the purpose of dispos-
ing of the cases in which Judge Brown
has heretofore been interested as at
torney.
The Manitoba company are putting
la . psw plank crossing on Fifth
street. Now If they would only put
In o sidewalk on the various street
crossings It would be an improvement
appreciated by all cur citizens.
A temperance lecture will be deliv-
cred by Ex-Mayor John O'Brien, of
: saltwater, Mimi, ut Agency Hall on
Sunday evening, Sept. Is, under the
auspices of the Father Matthew c. T.
A. society. All are invited to attend.
Admission free.
y J. Berkin shipped his trotting horse
Z t. Grand Forks, OAK, last Friday,
where he will be entered in the races
there and at several other points.
The horse is in charge of VIM. LABEL
and will undoubtedly mako q record
during his absence.
Miss Nellie Ruddock, who has been
q teacher among the Freedmen for a
number of years in the employ of the
American Missionary Association,
will speak of the work ut the South
In the Congregational church. Sun
Day evening, Sept. rs. AsTE r
II. w. Stones herd OF Red PEELED
cattle upheld the honor Of Stsysni
county at the State Fair in fins style
There were Ave head In the herd and
they received four first and one see
. ond premium. In the language o.
the poet, "How is that for high ~ =
A man named Ole Anderson, wh'
has been engaged In saving woot
about town for several months pas
was brought up before. the Drobat
court on Monday and found to be in
sane. He was taken to the asylum q
ST. Peter by Sheriff Munro on Mon
day night.
Farm, Stock & Home: We canno
resist the inclination to again sug
xest that old straw, dead weeds, ret
ten wood and the general litter abou
the farm are now the harbors OF mil
Hons ofgsFms Of pestiferous insects
Burn the rubbish and have less IN
sects next year.
Next Sunday in the Methodii
church, will be devoted to "Harves
Home" services. The church wi
be appropriately decorated with veg
etabies, grains. fruits and flower
In the morning theirs will be Sc
mon by the pastor and in the evenln
the children will provide q conce
exercise.
The Pope and Stevens Count
Bresders Association have added al
other exceedingly fine Clydesda
stallion to their already fine lot /
harses upon their farm. 1t Ia "Ros
bury H." Register No. 5Oo7 and WI
purchased at the State Fair last wee
frem the proprietor Of Watowan We
lev Stock Farm, Of Garden CIT
! | Mimi.
Frank A. Hancock and Miss u
stssbins were married at the res
dence of the brides parents in Ute
MINI, on Wednesday last, Sept.
Rev. J. w. Stebbins officiatin
AFTER the ceremony the guests-abo
stfty in number-partook of an el
GIANT repast. The presents were nur
esous and costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Ha
cock are well and favorably known
Morris, and the TRIBUNE joins tht
!, 1,fu IF frfouda in wiahipO them